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SUPREME PAIN Parts Ways With Drummer, Seeks Replacement

September 27, 2011

Drummer Paul Beltman of Dutch brutal death metallers SUPREME PAIN has been forced to leave the band after recently suffering an injury. The remaining members of the group are currently seeking a replacement. Interested parties can contact the band via [email protected].

SUPREME PAIN's third album, "Divine Incarnation", was released in May via Massacre Records. The CD was recorded at Soundlodge Studios in Leer, Germany with producer Jrg Uken. According to the group, the album contains "nine blasting death metal tracks with an evil and twisted atmosphere."

The band's second full-length CD, "Nemesis Enforcer", came out last year via Metal Age Productions from Slovakia.

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